Discover top events and activities for August 27-30, 2026, in Houston. From live music to local festivals, explore 365 exciting things to do and make the most of your weekend in the Bayou City.
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The seventh suspect linked to a deadly shootout in St. Claude that killed a Marine veteran was arrested in Houston, authorities confirmed. The incident remains under investigation as police continue their search for additional suspects.
More Flock cameras have been removed in Houston as a new investigation probes potential internal misuse. Officials are reviewing footage and policies to address privacy and security concerns. KHOU reports.
Bills quarterback Josh Allen aims to break a 0-4 losing streak in Houston as new head coach Joe Brady makes his debut. Buffalo hopes to turn the tide in a pivotal AFC showdown.
Houston police are investigating after a body was discovered at HISD’s Attucks Middle School. Authorities have secured the scene and are conducting a thorough inquiry. No further details have been released.
A federal judge has struck down the race-based component of Houston’s minority contracting programs, ruling it unconstitutional. The decision impacts city efforts to promote diversity in public contracts.
Houston officers enlisted an Uber driver to help chase a fleeing suspect on foot. As they commanded, “Go… go… go,” the driver sped off, aiding police in the pursuit until backup arrived, highlighting quick thinking in the field.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton was double-booked with an emo band at a Houston venue, leading to an unexpected clash of crowds and vibes. The odd situation highlighted a rare, surreal moment for the political figure.
PAX Unplugged Houston will debut in June 2027, marking the return of PAX to South Texas. Organizers say it’s a chance to reconnect with PAX South fans who missed the event’s presence.
Houston Dynamo FC resumed training at Houston Sports Park on Monday, June 15, gearing up for the upcoming matches. The team focused on fitness and tactical drills under the guidance of the coaching staff.
The Houston Texans suffered a heavy defeat in their preseason opener, falling to the Los Angeles Chargers in a blowout loss. The Texans struggled on both sides of the ball, raising concerns for the regular season.
Two Houston gang leaders were convicted for orchestrating a deadly drive-by shooting in the Third Ward that fatally wounded an innocent bystander, authorities announced. The sentencing is pending as the community demands justice.
Mitsubishi Corporation (Americas) is relocating its Houston office to a landmark downtown tower, enhancing its presence in the city’s bustling business district. The move underscores the firm’s commitment to growth and connectivity.
The ReelAbilities Festival in Houston has announced its 2026 dates, continuing its mission to promote awareness and appreciation of the lives and stories of people with disabilities through film and art in the Heights, River Oaks, and Montrose.
Greater Houston offers 12 exciting events to celebrate Mother’s Day, from brunches and flower markets to family-friendly activities. Community Impact highlights these local opportunities to honor moms across the region.
Houston’s beloved North Indian restaurant closes after 35 years, marking the end of an era. Known for its authentic flavors and loyal clientele, the closure leaves a void in the local culinary scene.
Crime Stoppers is seeking information on a woman wanted for burglary in Houston County. Authorities urge anyone with tips to come forward to assist in the ongoing investigation. More details on 41NBC News.
East Bernard High School’s football coach and his wife, a local teacher, tragically died in a car crash. The community mourns the loss of the couple known for their dedication to education and sports.
Bristol Myers Squibb announced a $2.3 billion investment to build a new manufacturing campus in Houston, Texas, enhancing U.S. production capacity and supporting future biopharmaceutical innovation.
TPS recipients in Houston express hope that a shift in Congressional power will lead to protective immigration reforms, offering relief from deportation and a path to stability amid ongoing uncertainty.